The Nutrition Research Designs and Methods Workshop is an initiative of the Jordan Nutrition Innovation Lab from Tufts University. The objective of the Lab is to enhance its ongoing support in building individual and institutional capacity in research and training focused on maternal, infant, and child health and...
Mindset is excited to announce that on December 7th, we presented our research at Innovations for Poverty Action’s webinar, The Syrian Refugee Crisis: A View from Jordan. The webinar is part of a mini-series dedicated to COVID-19 and Forced Displacement in the Global South, brought together by IPA, the Center for...
Thank you for visiting our new website. We now have a site that better reflects the work we do. When we started in 2010, our focus was the commercial sector, but we have since expanded to the development and aid sector, where we have become a trusted partner of many international agencies.
We divided our website...
We will use our blog to highlight exciting items for data professionals like us. We are always on the lookout for engaging ways to present data. One recent gem we stumbled upon on LinkedIn was a collation of data visualizations posted by Tom Barnsby, a data visualization expert. You can find the visuals here: http...
We are currently implementing a research project involving children. For a researcher, there are probably fewer assignments that are trickier or riskier than handling young research participants. This kind of research raises a myriad of complex ethical considerations. Before embarking on the project, we consulted...
Here is a useful guide on common data fallacies. It is published by Geckoboard, a firm specializing in building data dashboards.
Media are replete with these fallacies, as this funny show argues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Rnq1NpHdmw&t=140s